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Half Penny Jon

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  1. The reason that it is not worth more is that there were literally millions made. Thanks for your question JJ!
  2. It is about it's money, GVF/AEF I would say. Trust me, you will not find any bargains on Colin's site!
  3. I like the Darkness, they are the best thing around at the moment!
  4. Innocent before guilty............we all know he did it anyway!
  5. Sounds like the common 1951 Crown in it's origional box. It will be worth around £6-£8.
  6. Your collection is coming along very well then Oli! Well done!
  7. Did you bid for the 1905 half crown in the end Geoff?
  8. You should buy the 1935 farthing because it is quite difficult to get in high grade. If I were you though, I would concentrate on collecting a small date range, then I would expand once I had completed the date range. Don't run before you can walk.
  9. It will be worth about £6-£8 in it's origional box if it is the common variety (it probably is the common variety) Could you post a picture so that we can tell you if it is a rarer variety?
  10. so what is the mintage of it? They would not have recorded the mintage figures for the different types. They were just catagorised in the mintage of 1953.
  11. Is the Royal Mint forum quiet? It must be if they post desperate questions like that!!!!!!!
  12. I especially like the 'Why not coins made of anything other than metal' question! What would they be made from then, stone! Dough! One could eat their wages!
  13. Ok, ok, but we are truly the best for British no contest!
  14. Well you have certainly found the best coin forum for coins especially British and American coins in my opinion! We are all very friendly and love coin collecting! What sort of coins do you collect? My name is Jon and I collect British half pennies (1900-1936).
  15. That is two farthing hoards he has bought in the last two years now!
  16. It is definately a sure investment for the future! Or were you planning to sell it immediately Chris?
  17. It would be good to show examples of GF, GVF, and GEF instead of the 4 solitary main grades. That would help collectors grade their coins much easier.
  18. Their value is rather uncertain, CC2002 says anything between £250 and £1500. Btw, well done Chris! I bet you are the only dealer with one of those!
  19. Remember JMD, always give in to peer pressure!
  20. He provides a very specific and easily understandable grading referance, but lets not forget Chris' excellent grading referance!
  21. You could buy a fair amount of later pennies for your new date range...............
  22. Are you still going to buy the 1803 BU penny that Colin Cooke is selling or are you going to make your job a whole lot easier and concentrate on an easier date range?
  23. Do you think that you will own an Edward VIII penny when you are older JMD?
  24. I'll do it while I am on here
  25. Enforced regestration would be a good idea because it would lower the 'I've found a 1967 coin, it is a orangy colour and I would like to know what it is worth. Do you know where I could sell it and how much for. Email me please at jon.styles@btinternet.com. Thanks.'
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